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Beware of the Witches

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Do modern day Witches exist? Yes. But not in the way you think.

When hearing the word Witch, people think of the classical broomstick-riding hag that has a cauldron at home & lives in a cottage with a straw roof or similar etc.; obviously that image or notion is outdated..but they still exist.

The modern day variety of The Witch is a woman that practices Witchcraft, but not just any kind of woman; so how do you recognize Her or them, better said?

  • A family that has an unusually, oddly high amount of women e.g. 10 sisters, cousins etc. consisting of only one boy…
  • They more often than not look a lot like each other
  • They are at odds with each other; anything from squabbling to outright quasi-enemies.
  • They’re odd in the sense that they don’t follow the traditional status quo- they don’t seem “normal”.
  • They more often than not seem miserable & unhappy; their households are dysfunctional and filled with pain, suffering & overall misfortune.
  • They are reliant upon the few men in the household & seem to have some sway/dominance over them (guess why, hint- hint).

When you see stuff like the aforementioned, you can bet your bottom dollar so to speak that you’re dealing with a Witch(es); they often practice dark or black magick, hence the emphasis laid on negativity.

PS. also be weary of people that offer you homemade food in a manner that is very frequent..these types will implement your food with a concoction that will have an, in their eyes, desired effect (e.g. cursing you or bringing you under their control).

The indigenous that want you for themselves

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It has been the case (legend has it even) that, especially if you’re a foreigner (not necessarily though) & you like traveling and exploring, you might get “snatched up” by a foreign woman (primarily applicable to men)…

I’m talking about the fact that it has happened throughout history that foreign men, when venturing into an indigenous village or settlement (especially Native American), have been hexed by women that fell in love with them and subsequently wanted them for themselves to play their version of happy home with the white picket fence & all. This does happen in regular society as well, but to a much lesser extent within this specific context. These women bind their target men to themselves & as a result, the respective guys can’t leave e.g. every avenue to leaving being blocked off somehow (all of a sudden a ride not being available, you oversleeping etc.) and/or the man in question not wanting to do so and falling in love with her. As a result, they stay there and if you were to go into a remote village or similar you would be presented with the oddest of couples ever; imagine seeing a white man with a Native American woman (and their mixed race offspring) in a village that’s only accessible by boat or plane and 100 km away.

Next question is, what are the ethical or moral consequences of all of this? Surprisingly, it’s not a “grave sin”; of course it’s wrong, but not to such a devastating effect that the woman in this scenario is going to “burn in hell” or similar. Karma will take place as always, regardless of how..

Interesting reads:

– Love Magic Wiki
– To Make Them Like Us: European-Indian Intermarriage in Seventeenth-Century North America Seventeenth-Century North America
– Native Witchcraft Beliefs in Acadian, Maritime and Newfoundland Folklore

Beware of misinformation

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I’m just going to straight out say it, the way I nearly always do; There is a shit-ton of misinformation out there!!!!

Be very, very aware of, regarding the occult, what you believe in terms of what you read online because the absolute majority of it is straight up nonsense. There are people out there that will have offensive, hogwash- based content or statements that for example an Angel used to be a pagan god, a year has zodiacal affiliations, that a planet that deals with death and negativity brings health & success and related.

How do you recognize misinformation from legit material? If the author or creator can actually explain in detail what time it is and how everything fits together and how it’s valid in relation to his content.

I’m not boasting for myself (but I don’t care who thinks I do either), but my content is legit all the way regarding credibility; if I was wrong regarding something (that day has yet to come, lol) I shall be the first one to admit it.

How (outdoor) prayer houses work

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Some of you might have heard of prayer houses that people have outdoors in general- well, they’re just that- shrines or temples to spirits that they petition or work with; of course, it all depends on where in the world we’re talking about. Thai prayer houses for example are like open-air, “freelance” style temples where people can make offerings & whatnot.

The theory behind the aforementioned is that they attract spirits that will gorge itself on the offerings, and subsequently help or aid the person(s) that made the offering(s) the way they’d like to or intended.

Indian temples with flags are generally speaking outdoor “by coincidence”- they serve the same purpose as indoor ones and are devoted to one or more deities (usually, multiple flags of diff. colors indicate diff. deities).


Next, I’ll be explaining why these in general (especially the first one given as an example) are not the best in the way of ideas:

– You don’t know which spirit you’re attracting and therefore is working on your behalf.
– You don’t know what that spirit’s motivations are.
– You don’t have a personal “rapport” with the spirit, no bond even at a basic level.

And it just goes on…Problem is that using these houses is impractical because it’s too “freestylish”, similar to leaving a tip or tips to the help/personnel in a restaurant & hoping one of them will serve you well, without them knowing who the generous individual in question is.

My APEX- I’ve made it

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I’ve done it; I’ve reached the climax and peak of my power as an occultist. When I first began practicing, the main reason aside from results is to be as close to God as possible. Now the time has come as God has blessed me with His power, which is a 2.0 version of The Chi Rho (also known as the dark Chi Rho). Things I’ve noticed and been told:

– Potency in workings with my spirits has increased; their energy is more focused & stronger.
– Neurosis, which is the strongest negative natural character trait I have, has gone down permanently substantially.
– Workings where I felt anxious or emotionally turbulent (also a natural trait of mine) are going much better due to me feeling a LOT more calm and cool.
– My level of concentration is better.
– Every magickal working I have and/or undertaken is much more effective; so faster and more potent results, as well as my own spiritual power level having increased dramatically.

Listen:

  • I’ve also been told no more reincarnation for me; see below:

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Can a money tree exist in real life?

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A question that doesn’t really take one’s serious interest, but I’m still going to answer it; is it really possible, at least in theory, to create a money tree or tree that would sprout money (coins or banknotes)? And can it be done via the occult? Yes to both, but it’s obviously much more complex.

Money is made from paper for the most part and is therefore organic, so that’s good but up to present day there is no known plant or tree that can create it because money itself is created, and the creation itself is manmade, so not organic. So cultivating such a tree would be, by todays standards, far-fetched and nearly impossible. Now, regarding the occult- it is possible, yes; but since this process is borderline fraud & somewhat shady, celestial spirits will not aid one. You’d have to work with an infernal spirit for this, or a pagan God etc. Summarized, this would involve working with an entity that specializes either in money or nature (or both) as my beloved Vice Lord Sandalphon states. The type of money would have to be buried and the rest is natural plant-growing.

I of course don’t approve of this idea, since it’s (again) shady and will not end well in general.

 

How to get rid of the fear of Death or accept it (at least)

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A lot of people are terrified of death (usually these people are more cowardish compared to the avg. person, no offense to anyone of course); almost needless to say, Death shouldn’t and needn’t be feared. I’ll explain why and at the same time give tips on how to alleviate this fear or get rid of it altogether below:

– Acceptance: Death is at the very least one of the many things we as human beings cannot control or have control over, and as such it shouldn’t be feared since it lies outside “your control“.
– From dust to dust: Everything that has a beginning has an end, and expecting to live forever is unrealistic- you were born and you must therefore die, based on this logic.
– Not the End: Contrary to what the non-religious believe or might, Death is NOT “the end” of your being; so yes, you go on.
– Fear will only make things worse; the aforementioned is self-explanatory- being afraid of death, especially when on your deathbed or on the cusp of it will generally speaking make things rigid, rather than smooth..contributes to the unpleasantness in such a case.

“You can be a king or a street sweeper, but everybody dances with the grim reaper.”
(Robert Alton Harris)

The occult & children/the elderly/the sick or dying

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Usually children and to a lesser extent the old, sick and/or dying are more in tune with the paranormal- as in being able to see the dead or spirits. Why is that?

Reason is that children are more attuned due to the fact that they’re “new”, so newborns and the young are closer to the spirit world and therefore are more susceptible towards energies on that front. That’s why children are more likely to have “Imaginary friends”, not to mention the fact that they’re still innocent and not tainted by conventional thoughts in society that are generally “anti-paranormal” or non-spiritual in nature, with a heavy focus on materialism. As for the latter mentioned, e.g. the sick etc; it’s all about physical compromise- since their material bodies are in a semi-functional state, they are automatically more prone to energies and whatnot. On rare occasion, people that are on the verge of death will see things like the Grim Reaper or similar coming for them in horror (usually these weren’t very good people) or have the whole “tunnel and white light or hellish” visions for the simple reasons that their astral bodies are already ready to move on or astral Déjà vu.
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E-course in Witchcraft

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I’ve created a digital course in Witchcraft; it consists of 5 videos with instructions from A to Z, which will teach you how to practice & master Witchcraft in the fastest, yet most effective way possible. The videos are all private (so unlisted), so only those with the link have access to it and buyers will receive said link upon purchase. Witchcraft is overall intermediary in terms of how long it takes to master (relatively fast, e.g. 3 months) as well as results; mundane things are easily attainable under the right circumstances.

– This course is ideal for those that want to practice Magick without straining themselves too much, and yet still want results worth mentioning, aside from those that just plain love Witchcraft itself –

The price for this course is $1850.

Interested people can contact me here

-The general payment methods/options I accept are Credit & Debit Cards (through PayPal) and Bank transfers (other methods can be discussed).

Demographic Occultism

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When looking at the world, it’s clear that certain regions or parts of the world have types of occultism as a favorite; North America is the most diverse, where most magical systems are practiced with ceremonial magick & paganism/witchcraft being favorites all around. South America, cultural witchcraft and so on…

I’ve composed a map which highlights the magickal system popular or most well-known in that particular part of the world.

– North America– Melting pot; favorites are Ceremonial or Christian magick and Witchcraft (pagan), e.g. Western ceremonial magick, Wicca, Witchcraft, Enochian magick.
– Middle & South Am– Traditional pagan Witchcraft, e.g. Santeria/Brujería.
– Europe– Mild forms of Western Ceremonial magick (but purest in origin) and to lesser extents paganism.
– Asia– Necromancy/Necromantic forms of magick & traditional paganism (excluding Russia)
– Australia– Similar to North America, but to a lesser extent.
– Middle East– Traditional cultural witchcraft and/or Islamic forms of occultism.
– Africa– Traditional cultural witchcraft/paganism.